economia diversa x economia alternativa

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UM coletivo: community economies

1. Growing a more diverse economy - Future of Work Commission 

A more diverse economy will be improve by Government, for example, should work in partnership across industry sectors – in particular the primary sector – to build high value exports, greater productivity, and better skills and wages.

pdf A Diverse Economy: Rethinking Economy and Economic Representationé o artigo do iceberg Gibson-Grahan

Our attempts to destabilize capitalocentrism have included a number of theoretical strategies:
1) deconstruction of familiar economic representations,

2) production of different
representations of economic identity, and 

3) development of different narratives of
economic development. p.2

deconstruct the dominant term,

Making capitalism different from itself p.4

we have been interested in mapping the multiple logics and registers of value that vie for preeminence within capitalist corporations :O:O hehe p.4

community economy in which decisions about commensurability, labor remuneration, and surplus labor production, appropriation and distribution are brought to the fore as ethical practices—practices through which selves,
communities, regions and societies are formed and sustained p.6

Diverse Economies - co-munity ou 45  paginas de pdf Gibson-Grahan

 We ask and try to answer a number of questions: how might we, as academic subjects, become open to possibility rather than limits on the possible?

What would it mean to view thinking and writing as productive ontological interventions? How can we see our choices of what to think about and how to think about it as ethical/political decisions? How do we actually go about performing new economies—what are some techniques and technologies of performance? And, finally, how can we participate in what’s happening on the ground from an academic location? p.3

with the goal of ‘understanding the world in order to change it p.4

anti-essentialist approachp.4

orientado ao conhecimento p.4

‘How can our work open up possibilities?’ ‘What kind of world do we want to participate in building?’ ‘What might be the effect of theorizing things this way rather than that?’p.4

revirada pos-estruturalista p.4

What is intriguing, however, is that ‘marginal’ economic practices and forms of enterprise are actually more prevalent, and account for more hours worked and/or more value produced, than the capitalist sector. p.7

If our goal as thinkers is the proliferation of different economies, we may need to adopt a different orientation toward theory p.11 igual o Boaventura hehe 

weak form of theory tão eu hahaha p.11

The practice of weak theorizing involves refusing to extend explanation too widely or deeply, refusing to know too much p.12?

The ‘facts’ produced by both these interventions are parts of ‘rival metrological projects’ that have the potential to bring another economy into being (Mitchell, 2007a: 4). p.17 os paises medindo horas trabalhadas de trabalhos não pago, autrália e reino unido

This shift relies on a reframed ontology of space and place:p.18

But we can choose to create new discourses and counter-technologies of economy and construct strategic forms of inter-place solidarity, bringing to the fore ways to make other worlds possible.muito loko p.19

In Capital Marx foregrounded capitalist class relations against a background of non-capitalist class processes.p.20

generate surplus and p.20maintain and expand the commons, so that community economies in which interdependence between people and environments is ethically negotiated can be recognizedp.21

He foregrounds the household caregiving and non-capitalist sectors of alternative medicine that play a major part in attending to the health of the nation and yet are rarely factored into possible solutions to the ‘crisis’ of the privatized capitalist health industry. po.21

Given that informal care will persist because people want to offer it p.21

a reframed ontology of becoming p.25

performing alternative economies?p.25

Within a few years a local industrial practice was projected to a global scale, transforming industrial planning and creating industrial clusters worldwide.p.26 exeplifica o casodas industrias de automoveis da italia e areplicação do modelo mundo afora, inclusive com exemplos de resolução não capitalista na Africa

The lessons for the diverse economies project seem to be that (1) the academy is a powerful place to be if we can mobilize our networks there and that (2) the development industry is not only what we are up against, but what we have to work with in creative ways. 28

A Postcapitalist Politics (2006). Community economies are simply economic spaces or networks in which relations of interdependence are democratically negotiated by participating individuals and organizations; they can be constituted at any scale,28

Perhaps the ‘closest to home’ action we have taken to foster the global performance of community economies is to cultivate ourselves as new kinds of academic subjects, open to techniques of ethical thinking that can elaborate a new economic ontologyp.29

Diverse economies: performative practices for `other worlds' J.K. Gibson-Graham